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What is CompositeIdentifier?

klangstaff@xignite.com UPDATED
May-05-2021

Composite Identifier is a custom Xignite input parameter that allows users to pinpoint a single event record down to the instrument level. A MIC (market identification code) is required when using CompositeIdentifier as an input parameter. This identifier is often used to connect the constituents of Merger events.

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